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Chair Weights Steps to a Healthier/Stronger You Why Weight Lift? Strong Healthy Bones Improved Balance Osteoporosis Core work, stability ball Stress fractures Makes ADLs Easier Increased Metabolism Increase lean


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Chair Weights

Steps to a Healthier/Stronger You

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Why Weight Lift?

 Strong Healthy Bones

 Osteoporosis  Stress fractures

 Increased Metabolism

 Increase lean body mass  Weight management

 Improved Balance

 Core work, stability ball

 Makes ADL’s Easier  Confidence Booster

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Equipment Used

Hand Weights Resistance Bands

Arm/Leg Weighted Straps

Swiss Ball

Medicine Ball

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Special Considerations

 Past injuries, orthopedic issues, etc.?  Time limitations?  What are your goals from lifting weights?

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Strength Program Guidelines for Older Adults

 Work all of the Major Muscle Groups

 Work opposing muscle groups

 Low-Moderate resistance loads

 Increase Repetitions first  Second increase weight

 Proper Breathing Technique and Lifting Form

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Strength Program Guidelines for Older Adults

 10-15 repetitions /exercise  2-3 sets / exercise  Brief Rest period

 30-60 seconds

 2-3 days /week

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Strength Program Guidelines for Older Adults

 RPE Scale

 Perform through Full Range of Motion

 Terminate Exercise:  Chest pain  Dizziness  Faintness  Any adverse signs or symptoms

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FITT Principle

 Frequency:

 Number of days a week  Number of reps/sets

 Intensity:

 Increase Weight  Increase Repetitions  Time spent during reps

 Time:

 Time Spent during repetitions  Total Time During Workout

 Type:

 Mix up your workout:

variety is Key!

 Hit The Major muscles  Cardio, balance, Flexibility

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The Legs

Quadriceps

 Sit & Stands (Squats) Wall Squats Stability Ball Squats  Clam  Quadriceps Contractions  Knee Extensions

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The Legs

Hamstrings

Isometric Hamstring Activators Leg Curls Toe Touches

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The Legs

Calf

Seated Heel Raises Seated Shin Strengtheners

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The Arms

Biceps

Bicep curls Hammer Curl

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The Arms

Triceps

 Triceps Overhead Extensions  Triceps Kickbacks

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The Arms

Shoulders

Lateral Raises Frontal Raises Shoulder press Rotator Cuff  Chest Fly

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The Chest

 Chest Fly Swiss Ball Chest Press

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The Back

Upper Back

Upright Row

Bent over Row

  • Mid-Back

Lawn Mower Pulls

 Lower Back

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The Abdomen

 Seated Bicycle Crunch  Side Bend  Russian Twist

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How to fit it in

 Expensive weights/equipment?

 Start out with household items:

  • Water bottles
  • Soup cans
  • Other Jars/Containers

 Work out With a Partner

 Stay motivated

 During the TV Commercials

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Where to get started?

 Your house  With a Friend  Strong Seniors Program

 http://www.getactivelacrosse.org/be-active/strong-seniors/

 La Crosse Exercise and Health Program (LEHP)

 608-785-8683

 Other Health/Fitness centers in the La Crosse area

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QUESTIONS?

Hard Work & Determination All It Takes Is